SINGLE REVIEW - HANNAH DOROTHY - USED TO THIS

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This Friday (9th July) will see British singer-songwriter, Hannah Dorothy release her second single, Used To This.

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Used To This has a guitar instrumental that opens the song in the most beautiful way allowing for song to have meaning before Hannah's vocals and lyrics have even come in instantly giving me a 'Kelsea Ballerini' moment.
The first verse sees Hannah's soft vocal at the forefront allowing for the listeners to get a real feel for the song straight away that had me wanting more from the start. There is something about the way Hannah is singing that tells you that she has suffered heartache, as she is wearing her heart on her sleeve which allows for many emotions to be displayed throughout the lyrics.
The chorus has a female empowerment about it which had me gripped thanks to the upbeat and fun vibe that left me wanting to sing along despite having no idea of the lyrics aha. The lyrics are super catchy sticking to the theme of the song, Used To This will be one amazing song to hear live. Hannah's crisp vocal is everything about the end of the chorus.
The second verse of Used To This continues with the upbeat vocal range which is in the very much see ya later kind of tone giving so much power, and empowerment to the song that I didn't think was possible but Hannah managed it. I adore how much the chorus just blends into every single verse making me emotional as I listen!
The final verse of Hannah's sees the empowerment message grow highlighting many of the songs key lyrics. Hannah's upbeat to softer vocal change ahead of the final chorus is something that is so special, and wonderfully throughout about.

Used To This is one female empowerment song that is beautifully authentic feel.

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